Neurologic cells and messengers Flashcards

1
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What are the neuroglial cells

A

support cells of the nervous system

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2
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What do neuroglial cells do

A

protect and provide metabolic support for neurons

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3
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What is the ratio of neuroglial cells to neurons

A

10-1 in both the CNS and PNS

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4
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What are the neuroglial cells of the PNS

A

schwann cells

satellite cells

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5
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What are the neuroglial cells of the CNS

A

astrocytes
ogliodendrocytes
microglia
ependymal cells

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6
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Which part of the neuron carries impulses to it

A

the dendrites

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7
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Which part of the neuron carries impulses away from the neurion

A

the axon

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8
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What is the function of myelin sheaths

A

increases conduction speed

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9
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What cells have a myelin sheath around them

A

the schwann cells of the PNS and the ogliodendrocytes of the CNS

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10
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Does the brain have a high or low metabolic need

A

high

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11
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What % of Cardiac output does the brain receive

A

15

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12
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What % of the bodies oxygen does the brain use

A

20

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13
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How is a nerve impulse broken down

A

resting membrane potential- where the membrane has a neg charge on the inside compared to the outside
then depolarization- sodium channels open up and sodium flows into the cell
then repolarization- where potassium flows out of the cell to return the resting membrane potential

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14
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What the three groups that neurotransmitters are classified into

A

amino acids
peptide neurotransmitters
monoamines

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15
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What are some examples of amino acid neuroT’s

A

glutamic acid, glycine, and GABA

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16
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What are some examples of peptide neuroT’s

A

endorphins

enkephalins

17
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What are some examples of monoamines neurotransmitters

A

epi and norepinephrine

18
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What are the amino acid neuroT’s involved wioth

A

communication within the CNS

19
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What are the peptide neuroT’s involved with

A

pain perception and sensation

20
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What are the monoamines neuroT’s involved with

A

communication within the ANS

21
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What do neuromodulators do

A

cause long-term subtle changes to the ion receptors by slowing down membrane excitability or increasing or decreasing the action of fast acting neuroT’s

22
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What are some examples of neuromodulators

A

dopamine
serotonin
acetylcholine

23
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What do neurotrophic factors do

A

they influence the proliferation, differentiation, and survival of neuronal and nonneuronal cells

24
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What are neurotrophic factors essential for

A

the long term survival of presynaptic neurons

25
Q

What are neurotrophic factors

A

polypeptides

26
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Where are neurotrophic factors secreted from

A

the axon terminal